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Atomistic Simulation &Energy Research Group

Vibrationally Accurate Interatomic PotentialsAndrew Rohskopf

Advisor: Asegun Henry

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Tuesday, August 20, 2019

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Modes (Phonons) & MD Simulations

2

0

0Q Q t dt

mod ,1 mod ,2 mod ,3e e e

QHeat flux

Thermal conductivity

Mode 1 Mode 2 Mode 3

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Vibrational Modes & Heat Transfer

Aids heat transfer Inhibits heat transfer

https://lifestyleremodeling.com

Gifs courtesy of Freddy DeAngelis

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Modes at Interfaces

Interface

Extended Modes

Partially Extended Modes

Isolated Modes

Interfacial Modes

Gifs courtesy of Kiarash Gordiz

Z. J. Liu, T. et al, Monolithic Integration of Algan/Gan Hemt on Led by Mocvd, IEEE Electron Device Letters, 35, 330-332 (2014).

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Modes & Energy Conversion

B. Yu et al, Enhancement of Thermoelectric Properties by Modulation-Doping in Silicon Germanium Alloy Nanocomposites, Nano letters, 12, 2077-2082 (2012).

Thermoelectric generator

Gifs courtesy of Hamid Seyf

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Modes Make Things Happen

MD @ T=300KMD @ T=300K + energy input to

a few selected modesLi

P

O

Ge

Movies courtesy of Kiarash Gordiz

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Phonon Theory

i i ij jj

mu K u equilibrium

i i iu x x

Fre

qu

en

cy

Wave-vector k

Phonon DispersionMass X Acceleration = Harmonic Force

Atomistic Simulation &Energy Research Group Taylor Expansion Potential

8W.Weber, Phys. Rev .B 15, 4789 (1977).

Silicon Phonon Dispersion

1 1

2 3!ij i j ijk i j kij ijk

E K u u K u u u

2

iji j

EK

u u

3

ijki j k

EK

u u u

equilibriumi i iu x x

Wave vector

Atomistic Simulation &Energy Research Group Current Potentials

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Silicon Phonon Dispersion

Wave vector

Tersoff, J. J. P. R. B. 38, 9902 (1988). Tersoff, J. J. P. R. B. 39, 5566 (1989). Tersoff, J. J. P. r. l. 64, 1757 (1990). Munetoh, S., et al. 39, 334-339 (2007). Stillinger, F. H. & Weber, T. A. J. P. r. B. 31, 5262 Lee, Y. & Hwang, G. S. J. P. R. B. 85, 125204 (2012). Justo, J et al. F. S. J. P. r. B. 58, 2539 (1998). Jiang, C et al. I. J. P. R. B. 86, 144118 (2012). Van Duin, A. C. et al. 107, 3803-3811 (2003). Bartók, A. P. et al. J. P. r. l. 104, 136403 (2010).W.Weber, Phys. Rev .B 15, 4789 (1977).

Silicon Thermal Conductivity

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The “Phonon Potential”

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2 ij i j anharmonicij

K EuE u

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Morse

3-body

2

1 2 31 expE r

2 3

1 0 2 0E SNAP

0 k kk

E B

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har nh mm a ar FF F

anharmF

harmF

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2 2

1 2 3 4 0

11 exp

2 ij i jij

E K u u r

Harmonic part fitwith least squares

Anharmonic part fit with genetic algorithm

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50 % force error

Blue: DFT force

Red: Potential force

DFT potential

DFT

Error F -F

F

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3 % force error

Blue: DFT force

Red: Potential force

DFT potential

DFT

Error F -F

F

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1 % error

2 2

1 2 3 4 0

11 exp

2 ij i jij

E K u u r Dispersion Thermal Conductivity

Atomistic Simulation &Energy Research Group Germanium

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2 2

1 2 3 4 0

11 exp

2 ij i jij

E K u u r

3 % error

Thermal ConductivityDispersion

Atomistic Simulation &Energy Research Group Gallium Arsenide

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2 2

1 2 3 4 0

11 exp

2 ij i jij

E K u u r

6 % error

Dispersion Thermal Conductivity

Atomistic Simulation &Energy Research Group Gallium Nitride

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(SNAP)0

1

2 ij i j k kij k

E K u u B

10 % error

Dispersion Thermal Conductivity

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Conclusion

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A Rohskopf, H Seyf, K Gordiz, T Tadano, A Henry. "Empirical interatomic potentials optimized for phonon properties." NPJ Computational Materials 3 (2017)

M Muraleedharan, A Rohskopf, V Yang, A Henry. “Phonon optimized interatomic potential for aluminum.” AIP Advances 7 (2018)

A Rohskopf, S Wyant, A Henry. “Fast and accurate empirical interatomic potentials for describing thermal vibrations”. In progress

OPEN-SOURCEhttps://github.com/rohskopf

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2 ij i j anharmonicij

E K u u E

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